Jamestown Man Arraigned on Carrying Concealed Weapon
Alexander Thompson known as Sugar Thompson, 98, appeared in city court yesterday for arraignment on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. The case was adjourned by Judge Bearer to allow the defendant to secure counsel.
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Jamestown
Alexander Thompson
Sugar Thompson
Apin
Barear
Journal
Erie area notes and incidents span thefts to fires
A collection of local brief items reports a Hamot Hospital delegate selection to the American Hospital Association for a two year term, a bus smoking case dropped, a Butler County youth on the run after a jail escape attempt, a work accident in Jamestown, a Drake Well anniversary parade in Titusville, purse snatching by youths in Erie, car and home fires, a car crash injuring a Meadville couple, a Kane television test, and various police and community notices across Erie and surrounding towns.
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Meerdink’s
Walter Whiteman
Erie Coach Co
Thomas McCarty
D. M. Gregor
Erie
Meadville
Butler County
Crawford County
Cochrinton
Uties
Ellsworth Buchanan
Butler
Pennsylvania Industrial School
White Hill
Harrisburg
Rossbacher
Jamestown
David BL. Beck
North
Lymer
Ant
Worl
Jamestown General Hospital
Aame Steel
Titusville
Drake Well
J. Watmuff
Donald Nielson
Pennsylvania
Warren
Russell
Akeley
Justice of the Peace
Tracy M. Greenland
Perry and Rezzelle Beverage
Third Avenue
Arthur
Ingram
R.D
Wattsburg
Clark Knox
Nelson King
Thomas Motors
Kane
Charles Beatty
Oak Street
Buffalo
Calvin E
Saegertown
Radio broadcast details a shooting near the Allegany Indian Reservation
WNAE listeners heard LeRay Schenck report a noon shooting of a well on the Ken ODay Carl Fogle lease near the Allegany Indian Reservation. In Meadville a 10,000-gallon Mercatoris fuel oil tank on Sycamore Place collapsed around 7:30 pm, spilling roughly 3,000 to 4,000 gallons of oil before it struck the ground. fire officials cited the loss and awaited official estimates.
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Warren
WNAE
LeRay Schenck
Ken Oday
Carl Fogle
Allegany
Meadville
Mercatoris O Company
Sycamore Place
Charles Smalenberger
Oil Company
Chief Justice Hughes dies and career remembered
The aging career of Charles Evans Hughes is recounted from Colgate to Brown and Columbia. He served as governor of New York, U S associate justice, ran against Wilson in 1916 losing narrowly, served as secretary of state, and was later named chief justice in 1930 overseeing key New Deal era decisions.
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Colgate
Brown University
Columbia
New York
U. S
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
California
Hughes
Hoover
Roosevelt
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Elbo Macaroni
Pillsbury Flour
Zeko Bie
Heinz Sweet Pickles
Lincoln
Corry W.O
Rowland
Erie County
Eté County Horticultural
Powell
Eric
Donald M. Rosenberger
Hamot Hospital
Association For Pennsylvania
American Hospital Association
Miller's Kendall
Alice Rusterholtz
M. Sheehan
W. Collins
Liberty Street
Thomas
North East
Michael, Mingey
Ripley, N.Y
Ripley
Michael
Paris
Oil City
Associated Press
Raymond Schwabenbauer
Ol City
North East Joint High School
Pythian Temple
P. Hall
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Depts
Pagé & Nichols
Chase & Sauborh Coffee
American Beauty Pork
Arid Beats
Betty Zollie
Spain
Swansdown
Chautauqua Region
HOTEL
Jamestown, N. Y
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Rughes
Al’s
Clothes
North Center St
Miss Arden
Teah, Inc
Dhdgé BF
Center St